TechGeeks Consulting
consulting@techgeeks.ccCybersecurity · Managed IT · Network Engineering
Cybersecurity + infrastructureControlled scopeEvidence-ledArchitecture-led
MANAGED SERVICES / 01—02REMOTE + ON-SITE · DELIVERY BY SCOPE

Two managed-service paths

Senior technical ownership—matched to the relationship.

MSPs can add a white-label senior network backline. Growing businesses can place daily IT and network operations under direct or co-managed ownership. Both paths support remote, on-site, or hybrid delivery as the work requires, with defined scope, secure access, controlled change, and accountable handback.

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Select by relationship

Support your MSP—or become the managed client.

The technical disciplines overlap. The commercial relationship does not. Partner accounts remain protected and white-label; direct accounts contract with TechGeeks for a defined operating responsibility.

PARTNER SERVICESWHITE-LABEL

For managed service providers

Add senior network depth without adding another full-time role.

Your MSP retains the client, contract, service desk, and brand. TechGeeks handles approved firewall, switching, wireless, VPN, WAN, SD-WAN, design, and change work behind the scenes.

  • Reserved engineering capacity
  • Work inside your PSA and documentation process
  • Explicit non-solicitation and account protection
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DIRECT SERVICESTECHGEEKS-LED

For growing businesses

Put daily IT and the network underneath it under clear ownership.

TechGeeks can manage the contracted service desk, endpoints, identity, network, vendors, security baseline, and technology lifecycle directly—with onboarding and inherited conditions made visible first.

  • Managed infrastructure or broader managed IT
  • Remote, on-site, or hybrid delivery defined during scoping
  • Readiness review before recurring responsibility begins
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The operating standard

Managed does not mean undefined.

Reliable service begins with an explicit responsibility boundary. That protects the client, the partner, and the engineers doing the work.

  1. 01

    Defined responsibility

    The agreement names the users, sites, systems, access, coverage, and work TechGeeks owns.

  2. 02

    Controlled change

    Production changes use explicit approval, validation criteria, rollback, and a complete handback.

  3. 03

    Secure access

    Named identities, MFA, least privilege, and approved access paths are required before privileged work.

  4. 04

    Visible improvement

    Recurring issues, exceptions, capacity, and lifecycle decisions become an owned operating record.

A controlled entry

Start with a paid, bounded first engagement.

A partner begins with a 30-day Network Backline Pilot. A direct business begins with a Managed IT Readiness Review. Both establish scope, operating fit, access requirements, inherited conditions, and a defensible recurring model before broad responsibility begins.

FOR MSPs$3,000

30-day Network Backline Pilot

Workflow mapping, backlog triage, limited escalation capacity, one change review, and a retainer recommendation.

Review the pilot
FOR BUSINESSES$2,500–$5,000

Managed IT Readiness Review

Environment, responsibility, support, security, tooling, onboarding, and stabilization requirements.

Review the readiness process
NEXT / 01Project briefObjective → Scope → Evidence

Start with the decision

Choose the relationship first. We will define the right operating boundary.

Tell us whether you are an MSP seeking white-label engineering capacity or a business seeking direct managed IT. A high-level description is enough to begin qualification.

Engagements can be delivered remotely, on site, or through a hybrid model. Location, scheduling, site access, and any travel requirements are agreed during scoping.

Start a managed-services brief